Paintings on show at History Meets The Arts this weekend June 9th -11th

June 8, 2017 laurensansaricq2 Comments

Excited to announce I will have paintings at the History Meets the Arts Show once again this year. Erik Koeppel and I will be in attendance at the show. So feel free to stop by see our work and ask us questions.

Here’s some info:

SHOW HOURS

FRIDAY JUNE 9, 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM (Opening night preview party – $35.00 entry fee)

(Free admittance Saturday and Sunday)

SATURDAY JUNE 10, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

SUNDAY JUNE 11, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM(Artists are not scheduled until 12:00 noon on Sunday)

More info on the show, on the History Meets the Arts website:
http://www.historymeetsthearts.com/

Here are some more works I’ll have at the show:

View from Little Round Top in Gettysburg PA_ Lauren Sansaricq_WEB_9x14in — View from Little Round Top Gettysburg PA- 9x14in.

Lauren Sansaricq_ Clouds Parting at Sunset, View From Inspiration Point_ Web_12x16in — View from Inspiration Point – 12 x 16in.

Participating Artist at The Mohonk Mountain House, Paint Out Event.

May 24, 2017 laurensansaricq2 Comments

I am proud to announce I am one of the participating artists at The Mohonk Mountain House’s plein air event ‘Artist’s Inspiration Week’. I always love painting in the Hudson Valley so this should be an amazing trip! This event is open to the public, so stop by and join the fun! Also this event should be of interest to collectors and artists alike as there will be an ongoing exhibition of all the participating and featured artists works!

Here is a link for more information and a schedule of events

https://www.mohonk.com/events/music-arts/artists-inspiration-week

Here are some photos of some of the pieces that will be on display:

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Sneak Peek of the Works for the Upcoming Show…

April 26, 2017 laurensansaricq2 Comments

As some of you already know Erik Koeppel and I are busy getting ready for our upcoming show ‘Recovering the American Sublime’ at The Pace Galleries of Art , at Fryeburg Academy, in Fryeburg, Maine, Opening May 6th 2017, (reception Open to the public, 4 to 7pm)

Here is some of the works that will be in the show for those of you who might not be able to make it….

The Basin Evans Notch_Lauren Sansaricq_most recent_web_24x48in. oil on panel — The Basin Evans Notch, 24 x 48in.

sunset-in-the-mountains_8x11in-_oil-on-panel-web — Sunset in the Mountains, 8 x 11in.

lauren-sansaricq_storm-clouds-approaching-black-mountain-_7x10in-oil-on-panel_web — Storm clouds Approaching Black Mountain, 7x 10in.

scene-of-sunrise_lauren-sansaricq_24x36in-_oil-on-panel — Scene of Sunrise , 24 x 36in.

lauren-sansaricq_crawford-notch-saco-lake_11x16in-_oil-on-panel_web — Crawford Notch, Saco Lake, 11 x 16in.

Lauren Sansaricq_The Basin in Evans Notch_14x24in._oil on canvas_Web — The Basin, Evans Notch, 14 x 24in.

cropped-lauren-sansaricq_echo-lake-in-franconia-notch-_24x36in-oil-on-canvas-web.jpg — Echo Lake, Franconia Notch, 24 x 36in.

RTCrawford Notch Framed Black background _ Lauren Sansaricq_ Oil on Canvas-2 — Sold

Crawford Notch _ Lauren Sansaricq_ Oil on paneWeb l — Sold

Clouds Passing at Sunset_Lauren Sansaricq_12x18in_Web — Clouds Passing at Sunset, 12 x 18 in.

Acadian Scene in Moonlight_Lauren Sansaricq_web_18x24in. oil on panel — Arcadian Scene in Moonlight, 18 x 24in.

Autumn time_Lauren Sansaricq_8x8in_Web — A walk in Autumn, 8×8 in.

Lauren Sansaricq_Forest Interior_8x10in. oil on panelWeb — Forest Interior, 8 x 10in.

Lauren Sansaricq _ Eagle Cliff Franconia Notch_ Web _9 x 14 in — Eagle Cliff, Franconia Notch, 14 x 9

Bald Head Cliff, Maine_Lauren Sansaricq — Bald Head Cliff, Maine, 12 x 18in.

For questions or inquiries about any of the works or the upcoming show contact: Laurensansaricq@gmail.com or Call 603-383-7062

Upcoming Show: Recovering The American Sublime

April 21, 2017 laurensansaricq1 Comment

I am very excited to announce the following upcoming show. Please read below the press release for more information:

Recovering the American Sublime

New Paintings by Erik Koeppel and Lauren Sansaricq in Historical Context

Pace Galleries of Art at Fryeburg Academy

Fryeburg, Maine

Opening Reception – May 6, 2017 from 4 to 7 p.m.

The essential thesis of the 19^th century American landscape painter was that by deep reflection upon the beauty of nature, one may ease their weary soul of the troubles inherent to a social being thrust into the industrialized world. Today, as humanity travels further from nature into stark modern interiors and cyberspace, artists Lauren Sansaricq and Erik Koeppel believe that a powerful vision of nature is more needed than ever before. They have thus devoted their minds to reviving an art whose intention is to bring the beauty of nature back to the forefront of human consciousness.

In this exhibition, the paintings of Koeppel and Sansaricq are displayed in juxtaposition with 19^th century landscape paintings of the White Mountains. As the couple shares a studio in Jackson, NH, White Mountain subjects are prominent among scenes of New England, and even works from their travels west. The historic paintings are on loan from the collections of the Jackson Historical Society, and Bethel Historical Society, as a promised gift of Randall H. Bennett. Many of the contemporary paintings are available for sale.

The Pace Galleries of Art are open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 am to 1 pm (or by appointment). Call the box office at 207-935-9232 to schedule a visit.

https://www.fryeburgacademy.org/page/event-detail?pk=6633776&fromId=211475

Exhibition in Salt Lake City , UT!

March 3, 2017 laurensansaricq1 Comment

Happy to Announce one of my paintings will be featured in the show Changing Seasons exhibition opening in Salt Lake City, UT, March 3rd. The exhibition address is

Zion’s Bank, Founder’s Room, 18th Floor
City Creek Center, 1 Main St.
Salt Lake City, UT

It’s a group show that will have lots of great work by contemporary realist artists. You can learn more about it on this website: http://changingseasonsartexhibit.weebly.com/

Museum Opening and Jackson Historical Society Show and Sale , Tonight!

October 14, 2016 laurensansaricqLeave a comment

The Jackson Historical Society has it annual show and sale this evening from 5 to 8. There will be many available historic works from 19th century white mountain artists , also in the show will be available works by Me and Erik Koeppel.

The Museum opening is also tonight. The show is called “The Jackson Five,” at The Jackson Historical Society Museum and features 5 artists who have or have had their studios in Jackson, NH: Frank Henry Shapleigh (1842-1906) , Mabel Williams (1870-1944), David Backer (1915-1999) , Erik Koeppel (1980-), Lauren Sansaricq (1990-)

This show will be on display in conjunction with the 14th Annual White Mountain Art Show and Sale. A catalog for the show will be available.To learn more about both shows follow this link:http://www.jacksonhistory.org/artshow/reports/WebCatalogContemporaryPage3.html

Below are the works of mine that will be in both shows:

cropped-lauren-sansaricq_echo-lake-in-franconia-notch-_24x36in-oil-on-canvas-web1.jpg — “Echo Lake” 24 x 36 in.

lauren-sansaricq_view-from-black-cap-nh_9x14in-oil-on-panel_web-pleinair — “View from Blackcap” 9x 14in.

lauren-sansaricq-_view-of-the-hayes-farm-jackson-n-h-_8x11in_oil-on-panel_web — “View of the Hayes Farm” 8 x 11in.

lauren-sansaricq_mount-chocorua_12-x-18in-oil-on-panel_web — “Mount Chocorua” SOLD

lauren-sansaricq_emerald-pool_4x4in-oil-on-panel-_web — Emerald Pool 4 x 4in SOLD

Upcoming Lecture at The Currier Museum

September 29, 2016September 29, 2016 laurensansaricqLeave a comment

I am so honored to be giving a lecture on my process as a landscape painter and how it relates to the Hudson River School, Nov. 3rd between 7 and 7:30pm at The Currier Museum , in Manchester N.H.

The lecture also aligns with a remarkable show the museum is doing on 19th century white mountain art called “Mount Washington: The Crown of New England”.

mount_washington_from_the_valley_of_conway — This 19th century John Kensett painting of Mount Washington will be at the show.

In my lecture I plan to discuss the Hudson River School artist’s approach of working from drawings and plein-air sketches to make their larger studio paintings. And more generally how these artists saw and studied nature.

Please join me Nov. 3rd! Should be a wonderful evening.

For more information follow this link: http://www.currier.org/